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SABC

Bid to thwart M&G ruling leaves SABC in suspense
Article
/ 15 June 2011

Bid to thwart M&G ruling leaves SABC in suspense

The SABC will hear on Monday whether an order compelling it to air a summary of a judgment in favour of the <i>M&G</i> will be suspended.

By Amanda Strydom
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Article
/ 10 June 2011

Four newcomers crack nod for SABC board

President Jacob Zuma has appointed four non-executive members to the board of the SA Broadcasting Corporation to serve until 2015.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 10 June 2011

SABC goes to Icasa to fight ruling in M&G’s favour

The SABC is appealing a ruling by the BCCSA in favour of the <i>M&G</i> all the way to communications authority Icasa.

By Deshnee Subramany
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Article
/ 14 May 2011

SABC road show abandoned after threats

A current affairs outside broadcast was on Saturday abandoned when a group of people wearing ANC T-shirts stormed the hall and disrupted proceedings.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 April 2011

SABC made to eat humble pie after appeal bid fails

The BCCSA has dismissed an application by the SABC to appeal against an order that it correct an unfair report on an <em>M&G</em> journalist.

By Lionel Faull
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Article
/ 25 March 2011

SABC staffers bust in bribe sting

Six SABC staff members were suspended this week after being captured on camera in a "sting", in which one of them allegedly asked for a R200 000 bribe

By Glynnis Underhill
SABC told to air BCCSA ruling at prime time
Article
/ 25 March 2011

SABC told to air BCCSA ruling at prime time

The SABC must broadcast a stinging reprimand from the BCCSA on prime-time television for failing to give the <i>M&G</i> an adequate right of reply.

By Verashni Pillay
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Article
/ 25 March 2011

A matter of ethics

When the BCCSA ruled that the SABC had breached its code in reporting unsubstantiated allegations against the <i>M&G</i>, our reaction was delight.

By The Editorial
Victory for M&G in Gumede complaint
Article
/ 23 March 2011

Victory for M&G in Gumede complaint

The BCCSA has upheld the <i>M&G</i>’s complaint against the SABC regarding its broadcast of Robert Gumede’s claims of corruption against Sam Sole.

By Verashni Pillay
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Article
/ 4 March 2011

SABC breached code in Gumede interview

The BCCSA has reprimanded the SABC over an interview it flighted last year, in which John Sterenborg and Sam Sole were accused of corruption.

By Vuvu Vena
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Article
/ 25 February 2011

SABC board axes Blade’s wife

The wife of Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande, SABC executive Phumelele Ntombela-Nzimande, has become the latest casualty at the broadcaster.

By Matuma Letsoala and Glynnis Underhill
Making news, not sausages
Article
/ 16 February 2011

Making news, not sausages

Manipulation and distortion by SABC news managers inevitably skews the end product.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 11 February 2011

SABC appoints new tv, radio news bosses

The SABC has appointed Jimi Matthews as its television news head and Mike Siluma as head of radio news, the broadcaster said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
Discontent over SABC content
Article
/ 11 February 2011

Discontent over SABC content

In desperation, broadcaster abandons its mandate and imitates commercial stations.

By Percy Zvomuya
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Article
/ 11 February 2011

M&G takes on SABC over Gumede report

The SABC and the <em>M&G</em> locked horns before the BCCSA about a broadcast in which Robert Gumede accused a reporter of corruption and racism.

By Faranaaz Parker
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Article
/ 27 January 2011

Sanef welcomes court finding on SABC

The exposure in court of political manipulation by the SABC in favour of the ANC in 2006 was on Wednesday welcomed by Sanef.

By Staff Reporter
Icasa ordered to probe SABC
Article
/ 26 January 2011

Icasa ordered to probe SABC

The South Gauteng High Court has ordered Icasa to relaunch a probe into alleged political interference at the SABC in 2006.

By Staff Reporter
R3,4-million settlement for Mokoetle
Article
/ 21 January 2011

R3,4-million settlement for Mokoetle

Embattled former SABC CEO Solly Mokoetle received a settlement of R3,4-million following his resignation on Wednesday, the SABC said.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 21 January 2011

Legal costs swallow Solly’s settlement

Solly Mokoetle allegedly received close to R3-million as a settlement. But sources say he will walk away with "virtually nothing".

By Glynnis Underhill
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Article
/ 21 January 2011

SAfm founder: SABC reporters are ‘pathetic’

The SABC’s reporters are "pathetic", and the broadcaster is like a patient with multiple organ failure, the founder of SAFM said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
Molefe slams purge claims
Article
/ 21 January 2011

Molefe slams purge claims

The SABC’s head of news, Phil Molefe, has broken his silence to defend himself against accusations that he kicked off 2011 by purging staff.

By Glynnis Underhill
Sanef: Make Mokoetle settlement public
Article
/ 20 January 2011

Sanef: Make Mokoetle settlement public

The public has a right to know the details of the financial settlement bestowed on embattled former SABC CEO Solly Mokoetle, Sanef said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 November 2010

SABC set to axe 13 senior managers

Senior managers at the SABC have been targeted for retrenchment as the public broadcaster sets about pruning its R78-million annual salary bill.

By Glynnis Underhill
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Article
/ 16 November 2010

Unhappiness over draft broadcast Bill

The draft Public Service Broadcasting Bill needs more work various concerned groups said during public hearings on the legislation on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 12 November 2010

‘Eavesdropper’ resigns

The SABC’s acting chief operations officer, who was caught on security camera eavesdropping on a board meeting, has stepped down from her post.

By Glynnis Underhill
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Article
/ 12 November 2010

SABC control: Row rages on

The battle for control of the SABC has taken a new turn, with some members of the ANC lobbying for the dissolution of the of the broadcaster’s board.

By Matuma Letsoala and Glynnis Underhill
Padayachie looks to the private sector
Article
/ 2 November 2010

Padayachie looks to the private sector

New Minister of Communications Roy Padayachie wants to foster a partnership with the private sector and create a spirit of working together.

By Staff Reporter
Govt to apply ideology to adspend
Article
/ 29 October 2010

Govt to apply ideology to adspend

Government plans to centralise media buying reveal an attempt to channel advertising to "patriotic" media, insiders say.

By Yolandi Groenewald and Sam Sole Author
Icasa aware of dodgy deal
Article
/ 29 October 2010

Icasa aware of dodgy deal

Documents show that the communications authority knew as early as 2007 about the ‘illegal’ Sentech spectrum deal, but did not act.

By Lloyd Gedye
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Article
/ 25 October 2010

ANC rifts drag in the media

"In the most significant Media Freedom Week since 1994, the South African media is caught in a moral dilemma," writes <b>Rapule Tabane</b>

By Rapule Tabane
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Article
/ 22 October 2010

SA envoy scored in dodgy deal

Ambassador to Germany and Telkom chairperson have been fingered in ‘illegal’ deal.

By Lloyd Gedye
The place no journalist wants to go
Africa
/ 22 October 2010

The place no journalist wants to go

Eleven reporters have been killed in Somalia in just two years — uniquely dangerous conditions under which media workers operate.

By Staff Reporter
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